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Liz-Keenan
Level 1

A supplier sent 2 extra payments. We agreed to split the credit 50/50 between the next 2 invoices. I created credit notes. How do I match the bank transactions?

A supplier sent two unscheduled payments: one was a duplicate of an already paid invoice, the other was random. We agreed to credit the overpayments to future invoices: in fact to total the overpayments and split the credit 50/50 over the next two invoices. I created 2 credit notes and I applied 50% of each to the current open invoice. The remainder will go to next month's invoice. So far, so good (I think). But... I have two unprocessed bank transactions sitting in QB and I don't know how to post/ match them. What do I do with these amounts that we received? (Normally income received matches exactly to invoices, but these do not).

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JeveeAdvin__la
QuickBooks Team

A supplier sent 2 extra payments. We agreed to split the credit 50/50 between the next 2 invoices. I created credit notes. How do I match the bank transactions?

Hi there, Liz.

 

It's great to see that you are paying close attention to the details to ensure everything is recorded accurately. When your supplier issued the extra payments, QuickBooks automatically generated Supplier Credits for you. These credits are stored in Accounts Payable and can be applied to future bills, so there's no need for you to create them manually.



 

Since you have already created Supplier Credits, duplicates were created. You can delete the ones you made.

 

Here's how to delete the Supplier credit you manually created:

 

  1. Go to Expenses and choose Suppliers.
  2. From the list of suppliers, click to open their profile.
  3. Look for the row labeled Supplier Credit.
  4. Under the Action column, click the drop-down arrow and select Delete.




Once done, you can now match your transactions in QuickBooks Online.
 

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